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With more than 300 sunny days per year and an average annual temperature of 83.7Β°F, Tucson’s climate is warm and inviting year-round.

Tucson, »ΚΉΪΆΔΗς, boasts a warm desert climate with more than 300 days of sunshine annually, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Winters are – to sum it up – perfect, with average highs in the mid-60s to low 70s. Summers are hot, sure – we’re in the Sonoran Desert, after all – but β€œit’s a dry heat,” our monsoons are spectacular, and Mount Lemmon and its pine tree-covered peak is just a short jaunt away.

Tucson is cooler than Phoenix and gets more rain. Whether you're hiking in the cooler winter months or enjoying the region’s vibrant desert landscapes year-round, Tucson's pleasant weather offers endless opportunities for adventure.

Check out some of our favorite ways to soak up the sun.

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two »ΚΉΪΆΔΗς students enjoying the nice weather

Tucson Weather

Monthly Weather Averages in Tucson

MonthJanFebMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugSeptOctNovDec
Average High66.5Β°Ήσ69.2Β°Ήσ75.8Β°Ήσ82.9Β°Ήσ91.8Β°Ήσ101.2Β°Ήσ100.2Β°Ήσ98.6Β°Ήσ91.8Β°Ήσ82.9Β°Ήσ75.8Β°Ήσ66.5Β°Ήσ
Average Low40.8Β°Ήσ43.2Β°Ήσ48.0Β°Ήσ53.3Β°Ήσ61.8Β°Ήσ71.1Β°Ήσ76.3Β°Ήσ75.2Β°Ήσ68.2Β°Ήσ53.3Β°Ήσ48.0Β°Ήσ40.8Β°Ήσ

Weather Data from the University of »ΚΉΪΆΔΗς


Shows monthly averages of extreme temperatures, relative humidity, rain and cloudiness.


The latest measurements from the weather station at the Physics and Atmospheric Sciences Building.


Time-lapse movies collected by the »ΚΉΪΆΔΗς Webcam.